The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-13
MARTINS FEnRY.
Engines FOR Alabnmn-Luoley Hunters-Por-
sonaf and General.

sonaf and General.
The meeting OF the Oxford League WAS
unusually vol attended last evening.
A little child Of Moses McOann Is down
with typhoid fever, at his home on Ohio
strest. f95 s
Miss E. Bradford, who has been visiting
In Claysvllle, Pa, returned homo yes.
terday.
Miss Emma Thornton, OF smithfeld, Is
the guest .of her cousin, Miss Gertie
Grossly.
Colonel smylie Sharon, Of Mt. Pleasant,
was in tho city yesterday, looking after
buainens affairs. a,0. G7 81
Tho revival msetinga at the Baptist
church are still being hold with most
satisfactory results.
The Peaae township tax books will be ct
the Hanover House, Martins Ferry, on
Thursday, December Is.
Prof. schoGeld's concert Saturday night
drew q crowded house, and WAS highly ap.
preciated by all present.
Two arrests were made yesterday from
G.naville, the offenders having engaged
in big racket there Saturday night.
Prof. Hines, the Renowned Prestidigi.
tateur," the e1poser Of spiritualism, failed
to appear in Lafayette hall last night, as
billed.
DR.. W. Il. Hall last evening attended q
meeting Of dentista in Steubenville, at
which they organized as the Eastern Ohio
Dental Society.
Howard Gbson, colored laborer at the
Benwood furnace, fell from coke car on
Sunday morning, badly bruising his back
and sustaining other painful injuries.
Private theatricsls are now in order
among the lady and gentlemen guests at
the Bsyles5 hougo. Much pleasure Is ex-
pec.ed to DO derived from them during the
winter.
The Eaoch Ball branch store moved the
last box back to Wheeling yesterday. Mr..
Ball also took Mr.. Hiram Frazier, his bust
ness manager here, to Wheeling, where
he will be employed in the future.
An enigma in tho shape Of q candy store
on wheels Is the general attraction on
Hanover and Second atreets. Mr.. Albert
Yoho is having it erected, it being his in
tention to make travelling confectionery.
Mr.. Ed. Stead aud Mr.. George Hobsn.
sach, OF L, Spence's machine shops, will
leave Saturday for Birmingham, Ala,
where two mammoth engines are being
put up in an iron works. The second en-
CINE will be shipped this wcok.
R. B. Smith, formerly clerk in Dr.. I.
Weirichs drug store, has accepted a posi-
ton in George NJ. Snodk & Co.'s dry
goods store, in Wheeling, lately vacated
by Will Dixon, who has entered the iur.
nishing goods business in this city.
The Lilies Of the Valley and Chalfart
Mission Bands will hold their annual ba-
saar tomorrow evening in tho Presbyte.
rian Church. Tes and chocolate will be
served by "inported Jsps from Japan"
and coffee end cake by native Turks.
These societies have taken great pains to
mako the bazaar sBuccees, and everything
10 arranged lor good time.
A hunting party composed OF Laughlin
mill nailers, returned after lew dsys
hunt near Adena, with lots of game,
Mesaru. Dick Brown, Dave R,y, Billy Nc
Intosh, Dave Paxton, Snapper" Roups
and couple Of others, formed the marty,
and they bagged "a rabbits, 12 grey SOUR.
rels, Is partridgea, 6 'possuns, S 'coons, 10
qusils and s poecats, in three days, be-
sides what they could eat. A very suc.
cessful hunt, it is pronounced by ali, con-
sidering the scarcity Of game in this neck
NJ 70 rx,n1Io 900.